Are vegetables a psyop?

>nutrients inexpensively available in pill form
>filled with cancer causing pesticides
>expensive because muh farmers muh labor
>"junk" food tastes better and satisfies macros
>"balanced" diet out dated pseudoscience
>food pyramid constantly changing nonsense
>can still get killed in car crash
Yeah I'm seeing no reason why to put down a cheeseburger and pick up a salad

Salad tastes pretty good imo. Its kind of immature to be an adult and not like vegetables

>>40597271 (OP)
Imagine the absolute size and stench of op!

>>40597271 (OP)
>Are vegetables a psyop?

Wow, this board has become retarded

The spike protein is eating your grey matter

Your brain is dissolving into a bloody mess of prions

>>40597271 (OP)
actually it feels to me like meat and normalizing junk food is a psyop. I think if you eat meat then you can do better than eat farm animals all the time, maybe try some game? even fish is better than farm meat imho

>>40597287
>what is drowning something in salad dressing

I think one of these boards would be better:
>>>/ck/
>>>/sci/
>>40597271 (OP)
>"balanced" diet out dated pseudoscience
>food pyramid constantly changing nonsense
I can believe these claims. Normies indoctrinated into diet culture act like eating a couple cookies is akin to using lead to sweeten your drinks. They constantly go on contradictory diets that usually don’t work out for them. I think dieting is mostly a placebo effect. While seeking weight loss is a relatively recent phenomenon the idea of dieting as a medical treatment goes back thousands of years, to the days of Hippocrates and the four humors. Given how they take a long time to take effect, there’s always new ones and ones tailored to the user, and if they don’t work you can always accuse the patient of cheating, dieting as a medical treatment is extremely susceptible to the placebo effect. This is anecdotal but due to autistic sensory issues I’ve always had an “unhealthy” diet and after 21 years I’m still alive and kicking. I think the constant pressure during elementary school and in early life at home to “eat healthier”, “make good food choices”, and not eat too many “bad” foods only hardened my heart and made eating a stressful, painful experience.

I think those charts you sometimes see at schools with red light/yellow light/green light foods should have an extra black category filled with stuff that’s actively harmful like lead paint chips to put things in perspective.

AFAIK the main thing we really know about “healthy” foods is that ultra-processed foods seem harmful, but we don’t actually know why.
>expensive because muh farmers muh labor
Isn’t meat subsidized?
>"junk" food tastes better and satisfies macros
Evidence?
>filled with cancer causing pesticides
Getting mercury poisoning is a risk of excessive seafood consumption. Since livestock are fed crops, shouldn’t the pesticides have a risk of traveling up the food chain?

>>40597287
>>40597297
Ad hominem.

>>40597271 (OP)
Are you a child? I dated a 19-year-old when I was in my older 20s and we first started dating. She told me she didn’t eat vegetables. I fucking laughed and told her she would like the vegetables I cooked. She ended up, loving everything except my spicy food. She literally throws some ranch, bacon, bits, and cheese on a salad or butter and salt on most other vegetables and have those things be delicious. The biggest reason to eat vegetables is to kill parasites though.

>>40597271 (OP)
button mushrooms are 100% a scam literally the least tasty mushroom but it's everywhere in america FUCK OFF

“For one believeth that he may eat all things: another, who is weak, eateth herbs. Let not him that eateth despise him that eateth not; and let not him which eateth not judge him that eateth: for God hath received him. Who art thou that judgest another man’s servant? to his own master he standeth or falleth. Yea, he shall be holden up: for God is able to make him stand.” (Romans 14:2-4)

>>40597271 (OP)
you've never had a REAL cheeseburger
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I1EOWNsbnLw

I just ate a pound of brussels, paranormally speaking.

>>40597528
>21
>thinks that's a long time
Yea I can tell you're even younger than that.